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The Agnes model follows a clean, simple design. A length that is also loved by the stars, it can be pulled back to give an extra look even with a longer-sleeved coat. It's also available in muted and extra colors if you just want to add a little color to your outfit. Thanks to the silk lining, it keeps the elegant lines of your hands. Women’s gloves Lambnappa leather 100% silk lining Pique The lamb nappa leather we supply from Italy. The primary reason for this is that leather that dries in the salty air of Naples becomes softer and more flexible. Sustainability is another important consideration, and we only work with tanneries that have the appropriate environmental certification.

*Step out in style with the Agnes leather dress ankle boot by Bella Vita *With its chic chain ornament and modern almond toe this versatile bootie effortlessly blends elegance and comfort into your wardrobe *Inside zipper for easy on and off *Padded insole ensures added comfort *2-3/4" heel

Introducing the Agnes blouse from Prepair, a beautiful printed piece crafted from a luxurious viscose fabric. This blouse features a button-down front with four buttons, a slightly high collar with ruffle details, and long sleeves with elastic cuffs and ruffle accents at the wrists. Please note that Prepair tends to run slightly large, so if you're between sizes, we recommend choosing the smaller option. Color: Blue print. Made from 100% viscose. Style number: 2420.

The Harwood Museum of Art's centennial exhibition catalog, Agnes Martin: Before the Grid, is a critical survey of the sources and aesthetic of one of the major artists of our time. Before the Grid features surviving paintings and drawings by Martin representing her early work from the 1940s to the emergence of the grid painting format after 1960. The first critical approach to Agnes Martin focusing on her formative years as a painter, Before the Grid offers readers the opportunity to acquire a more informed response and appreciation of one of the major American artists of the twentieth century.